Toothache Plant seeds

The toothache plant goes by many many names. The toothache plant is probably the most notable one as it has science-backed studies showing it eases toothache pain. It has a numbing and anesthetic effect on the mouth. It also contains compounds that inhibit pain. When you eat a bloom from this plant, nothing happens for a few seconds then all of a sudden your salivary glands go into overdrive, you'll taste citrusy notes, and your tongue will have a "buzzing" feeling. In addition,  chasing this flower down with water will make the water feel ice cold even when it's room temperature. These are so much fun!!!!
 
The toothache plant is believed to be an ancient plant of Peruvian origin. It has since gained popularity, but mostly in Southeast Asia and China. It is perennial but it can be grown in cooler climates as an annual. This herb is low-lying and can be used as ground cover. Although the numbing effect comes from the bloom, the leaves can be used for cooking and should be treated like spinach. It can be used for soups, stews, and teas. It pairs well with dishes that contain garlic.  
 
Seed count: 200